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Chicago Sun-Time reports that at least two people have been killed and 47 others, including eight children, have been wounded in shootings across Chicago since Friday evening.<\/p>\n
The youngest victim is a 4-year-old boy wounded Friday on the South Side. The child was inside a home about 9 p.m. in the 6500 block of South Ellis Avenue when bullets tore through the front window, striking him twice in the head, Chicago police said.<\/p>\n
He was taken to Comer Children\u2019s Hospital, where he was in critical condition.<\/p>\n
The incessant violence doesn\u2019t occur in a vacuum- our own OAM sends us some telling facts.<\/p>\n
By Glenn Minnis<\/strong><\/p>\n Cook County State\u2019s Attorney Kim Foxx is facing growing criticism following the shooting death of a retired Evergreen Park special education teacher on Illinois’ Dan Ryan Expressway, amid reports that the two men being detained were only recently released after being implicated in another shooting.<\/p>\n Denise M. Huguelet, 67, was leaving a Chicago White Sox game and riding with her husband and another relative when she was struck by crossfire earlier this month in the southbound lanes near 63rd Street, according to WBBM News Radio, citing reports from Illinois State Police and the Cook County medical examiner\u2019s office.<\/p>\n \u201cReliable source tells me the 2 men detained in the killing of the retired Orland Park special education teacher a couple weeks ago were released because Kim Foxx\u2019s office said the suspects were shooting at others shooting at them so it was self-defense and accidental,” Chicago Morning Answer radio host Dan Proft posted on Twitter. “More details required.\u201d<\/p><\/blockquote>\n ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~<\/p>\n A Daily Mail report says that in her first three years in office, Foxx and her staff have dismissed more than 25,000 felony cases, including some involving murder charges.<\/p><\/blockquote>\n One would think keeping criminals off the streets would reduce crime. Foxx and Lightfoot have a different idea.<\/p>\n Chicago City Wire<\/a><\/p>\n Thanks, OAM.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"